
Gold with black
Warm amber references late-afternoon river light and the brass instruments that shaped the city's sound. Tonal waves move across the surface.
New Orleans, Louisiana
The New Orleans Jesters return in their most complete collection yet, and the city has never looked better on a jersey.
Joy is infrastructure
New Orleans understands that joy is not decoration. It holds the whole place together. The Jesters bring that same belief to football: a jersey is a declaration, a neighborhood, and a cultural heritage worn through ninety minutes.
For 2026, Admiral and the Jesters deepen every part of that idea. French Quarter ironwork moves into purple. Piano keys shape a new away identity. Black and gold trace the city after dark. The Jazz Fest favorite returns because some designs earn permanence.
The design language
For 160 years of Mardi Gras tradition, purple has signaled faith, green justice, and gold power. In 2026, purple takes the lead.
The 2026 kit collection

01 / Home
Mystical Grape / Peppermint Leaf / Mardi Gras Gold
The wrought iron pattern inspired by St. Charles Avenue and the French Quarter takes its rightful place at home. On Mystical Grape, architectural shadow becomes deep purple dusk.
A multi-level silicone crest, reflective hem badge, and the Faith, Justice, Power back-neck motto bring precision to the color.


02 / Away
White / Black / Mardi Gras Gold
New Orleans gave jazz to the world. The away kit draws from the instrument at its rhythmic center: the piano. Black and white keys become bold stripes and sharp geometry against a clean white base.
Gold trim connects the shirt to the Mardi Gras palette. Purple and green at the sleeves carry the club identity without interrupting the composition.



03 / Alternate
Black / Mardi Gras Gold
After dark, French Quarter ironwork becomes shadow geometry. The alternate translates the home pattern into black and traces its architecture with a single gold stripe, like lamplight across metal.
Formal, dramatic, and completely alive, it is the collection at its most atmospheric.

04 / Optional retro
Black / White / Light Grey
Some designs earn permanence. The Jazz Fest jersey returns as an optional retro piece after a reception that made retiring it unthinkable.
Piano stripes meet tonal trumpet, saxophone, trombone, and guitar imagery. A musician silhouette rises across the body. It debuted at French Quarter Festival, belongs to the city, and is not going anywhere.


The goalkeeper collection
The Mississippi shaped where New Orleans was built, how it grew, and how its music traveled. For 2026, the goalkeeper range takes that river story into two new colorways.

Warm amber references late-afternoon river light and the brass instruments that shaped the city's sound. Tonal waves move across the surface.

Mystical Grape and warm gold turn the river to dusk. Both goalkeeper kits are available in men's and women's specifications.
Beyond matchday
The same Mardi Gras palette and New Orleans references continue through a full supporter range.

Harlequin diamonds meet the fleur-de-lis across the sleeves and hood lining. Faith, Justice, Power appears at the back neck.

Purple and gold, piano white and black, and Jazz Fest black carry the collection into staff and supporter wear.
Every jersey tells a story
Five kits, each a chapter in the same story. It starts in the French Quarter and plays out on football pitches across Louisiana and beyond.
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